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Nemenhah Perma-Village Model
Nemenhah Perma-Village Model
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Commenced:
01/01/2010
Submitted:
04/02/2011
Last updated:
07/10/2015
Location:
6915 S. 1875 Rd., Humansville, MO, US
Phone:
417-754-1175
Climate zone:
Cool Temperate





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Alexander Ihlo Alice Gray Carly Gillham Charles Williams Claudian Dobos Denny Henke Filipa Simoes Gerald Anderson Gypsy Phillips Janta Wheelhouse jordan lowery Khadijah Lacina Les Dell Mark Dienes Mark Domingo peter hartman Ryan Harp Sam Rye Terry Glidden Travis Maddox Vanessa Monge Augusto Fernandes Wendy Howard

Aquaponics Project

Setting up Aquaponics for thermal mass in the Greenhouse.

Posted over 12 years ago (3 comments)

Becoming a Community

No Permaculturist is an Island!

Posted over 12 years ago (0 comments)

Water - Re-Directing the Surplus

Rain runoff handling at the Nemenhah Model PermaVillage.

Posted about 13 years ago (0 comments)

Nemenhah Model PermaVillage Taking Hold

Chapters of the Nemenhah beginning projects under direction of the Nemenhah PermaVillage

Posted about 13 years ago (0 comments)

Modified Hugulkulture

An Element should not create waste in the system.

Posted about 13 years ago (0 comments)

Pattern Design

Using natural patterns in Permaculture Design

Posted about 13 years ago (0 comments)

Storing Energy - Berms in Natural Succession

Using berms as leaf traps to store energy.

Posted about 13 years ago (1 comments)

Two New Chapters on the Permaculture Road

Ohio and Uganda

Posted about 13 years ago (0 comments)

Why a PermaVillage Model

The difference between Permaculture as gardening techniques and Permaculture as a Design for the Future of Community.

Posted about 13 years ago (1 comments)

Sustainable Heating for Hybrid Home

Retrofitting a recycled Mobile Home with sustainable heating in the floor.

Posted about 13 years ago (1 comments)

Bamboo as Sustainable Building Material

Structural Banboo can be used in thousands of different application.

Posted about 13 years ago (1 comments)

Preparing the Vineyard Soil

In an acid soil, it can be a challenge to bring the soil pH up enough to grow the kind of grapes I like.

Posted about 13 years ago (2 comments)

Vermiculture

Worm Farm to produce fish food and fertilizer.

Posted about 13 years ago (0 comments)

Local Chapter Joining In

Community Projects at the Nemenhah Model Permavillage.

Posted about 13 years ago (0 comments)

Farmer Trees

Mature Oaks and Hickories used as the Guildmaster for fruit, nuts, berries, herbs, and annual gardens.

Posted about 13 years ago (0 comments)

Mobile Home Recycle

This double-wide, cast off mobile home is being transformed into an Adobe/Light Straw/Clay earthen home.

Posted about 13 years ago (1 comments)
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Chief Phillip 'Cloudpiler' Landis - Admin
Team Members
Jeshua Landis - Garden Manager 2015 season

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